Rotten Tomatoes' audience reactions put Jason Goes to Hell at the bottom with 24%, though Part VIII and Part V trail close behind. In regards to fan consensus, the results aren't too far off. RELATED: Jason Costume: The Friday the 13th Killer's Evolving Look However, the lowest ranked film here is actually Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood with a 13% - though Friday the 13th Part VIII has a 14%, making it a close call.īut critical consensus appears to be that Friday the 13th Part VIII is the worst film. Over on MetaCritic, the results are even worse. The second worst, surprisingly, is Friday the 13th Part III - the movie that introduced Jason's iconic hockey mask. However, by far, the worst received film was Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan. Most of the movies averaged between 20% and 30%, with even the fan-favorite fourth outing ranking at 20%. Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives came close with 52%. Still, after the inaugural film, everything went downhill. The first film is the only fresh film on the site, with a 62%.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the Friday the 13th series has only once released a movie that over 60% of critics liked. Some hate it, while others see it as a guilty pleasure.īefore even looking at the critical reception, it seemed obvious that one of the films from each franchise would be hated critically as well. In regards to Friday the 13th, fans seem divided on the Jason-less Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning, hate the lackluster Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, and are absolutely split on Jason Goes to Hell, Jason X, and the Friday the 13th remake, done by the same people who produced the Nightmare remake. RELATED: After the Child's Play Remake & Halloween Sequel, Is Freddy or Jason Next?
However, over time, it has grown a cult following, partially due to its very obvious LGBTQA subtext. For some time, many fans also disliked the second film in the franchise because it was so different from its predecessor. For Nightmare on Elm Street, many fans hate three films in the franchise, in particular: Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child, Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, and the Nightmare on Elm Street remake from 2010. Going in, fans often regard a few films as among the worst. Rotten Tomatoes and MetaCritic offer a good aggregate of each franchise's reception, which will let us narrow down the bottom-ranked entries in each franchise. It would be easy for CBR to come to an arbitrary conclusion about which films are the worst, but in the interest of offering an unbiased reaction, we will be breaking things down into critical and fan responses.
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